The central courtyard at Oxford University
The Swan Theatre in Stratford. Romeo and Juliet was on the playbill.
The author exits Shakepeare's birthplace. The family was somewhat well-to-do.
The river Avon
The final resting place of the Bard, in Trinity Church
11 comments:
Oh man, what an incredible trip. I am so jealous I could spit nails, and the womanchild says that she officially hates you now because "her school doesn't do anything excellent like that." I am looking forward to more.
Did you go to Ann Hathaway's house too? Climb the ramparts or whatever they are at Oxford? Eat pub grub?
Nice pictures and what an awesome trip!
My first Shakepeare play ever was Hamlet at Straford, directed by a very young Peter Hall, with Hamlet played by a very gorgeous David Warner. (What can I say; I was 13. Although I doubt that my powers of appreciation have waned. ) A couple of years later we went to see Troilus and Cressida there. Now that was a bit less digestible. Thanks to google, I found the hamlet info: http://members.aol.com/xtralinks/petrhall/hamcover.htm
The photo's show it's a time you will never forget.. how great to have all these pictures.. love them all.
Fab pictures and aren't you the cutie!!
Oh my goodness you're a cutie...had I linked to your blog (from Erin's) I would have had you look up a cute Irish pixie friend in London. Ahhhh, maybe next time.
Terrific pics...
Judi
I am sooo green with envy..
Couldn't get past the third picture...
What a doggone cutey you are!
'lo there, mate.
nice pic.
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